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Saturday, May 16, 1936 CHAPPELLE STATION A. M. E. U , CHURCH Rev. Bym::n (T Hurton~ P a si or The Sunday**school of Chuppelle Station is climbing for the apex over all other Sunday schools in >lhe fity. Wherever"?ttnr?sp'irjt dwells we can assure there will he success aand non failure. Lt't us : -earnest?spirit-- and?npright?heart ' and cry out Holy, Holy, Lord God , of this Heavenly Host, help us to i jA save the churches troin envirus " und strife. After Sunday school was. over on last Sunday our youthful, spiritual and forceful pastor came be fore U" with a burning message. His subject was "The kingdom of Heaven." Visitors are welconn- to Chappelle Station at all times. Please come out Friday ni^ht to a "Thumb Tom?Woddiip?-.'- -Adivris sinn to all Vn.l Smuhiv Mm' II), to a Calendar Rally. There will be speaking, musical recital and the ? like. Conn one, come all. BETHLEHEM BAPT. CHURCH ltev. E. E. Cauldet), Pastor ~NF\\d5FiTy7~S". Cr^'Thrr:* Sim day -school was opened at the regular * hour by.the superintendent, who after a brief devotion sent the scholars to the 'various classes for - a discussion of the lesson. The classes, reassembled for a short "Mothers Day" program which was enjoyed by alk Tl/e young folks turned out in large" pumbirs Sunday, morning, each wearing a white or red rose in remembrance of mother. 4 The mm amy-r-PvUH--*--wore op-1 ~ ened With. Mrs. Annie Mae Fuller at the piano, and after a few "sontfs uuti prayers, our pastor came before us: an;! spoke from this'subject: "Mtther LoVe." In his discourse he said, that, the greatest word is God. the lohpist win rl is Ktcrnity, the' swiftest wojd is time, the nearest word is now, but t he dearest word is 'motlu y. Let us not f'orftet cur dear mothers. ?Bio. Morgan and our pasnr ii'ii. resented us at the Baptist Stnti r.mv. ntion in l.aui-.-ns. and from . what we have been able to. bar ? they put us over the top. Our pastor was en the sji ?ak at the Con. v ntion. and did lie speak and how. We are proiid of hint whether you |. D,,w it or not. ^? The B. Y. I'. 1'. met 7 p. m. with . a Jarjre crowd of younjr folks out. Tii'.' program \vas enjoyed by all I who hear I it. At tin regular nite services Miss Avoi" Laura Washington sahp a "Mother's Day" so? lo. and it w'fts' p.; i t: toii'di'tr1:. O*"' ?nastor also sane' a solo that was in keeping with " Mo.t.h"o,'s lJoy.V . ? j Thft pastor spoke from this text "As the mother, so is the dough-' trr"?Kzk. Kvt ryho ly that uivus-birth to a child isn't a m??'.hcr. for some . . mothers conduct b< fore th.ir. children is of .such that she isn't wor?:?~dhy--rrf tdrr-ttanrT?mother. ? ?' ? ' As mothers you should be, care, fill as to how- you talk,, what you talk ^ibnut "an 1 where ymi should always be mindful if your . chil. . dren as you go inland out before ihem. We are happy to know that Mr. Tucker oi'nyfTT11 on St/'Mi. v.-ott the first place-in the State orator iral content. May ho iiui'vc .on to ln'cher heights. W'v have, a drive on at the church the women against the men. Mrs. Gaul ion is I.a Mil": the nn-n and Rtv. Gaulden is- in ch.aijre of th. ladies. I.ets do all we can to put . v .Mrs. Gaulden over the top. Roy. M. M. I'r:a*r "hs-coii ! t'al- , vary Baptist church will speak for i us Sunday moinjiur at 11 o'clock. All arc invited to hear him. - i \\ KSTON ( II AIM-:I. j Greenwood?The Junior Stew-* unless Board met 17TST?Wodnes- -< day, May 21?, at Mis. Nannie Sims' A very nice hunch of the mem- ' hers were there. After- a tfoud ; iheetinj? each member made a ? promise as?to-what she would do- ; nate toward" the "Boy Friend Bar- i ty." Mr. Harry Sims being: the only man present -made so very 1 ' timely remarks. He was very 1 much overjoyed to see how women can do thines with s'<r much ease . arid so little talk. "I do not see 1 wlvew# -h^-lui.s been that he did not Know that women ,can neat men doing- anything." As I write I am thinking what a time I am going to have with my "Boy Friend and I know the others ate too." Mr. Walter Johnson via,s funoralized at Weston Chapel'Sunday at 1 o'clock. Rev. W. I<. Johnson and family enjoyed a very sumpton? dinner at the home of Mr. and Mts.? Ri<l L Tolbert and their mother, Mrs. Kmma Tolbert on Friday evening. Everyone present Sunday night at Weston Chapel. I am sure en- , joyed the Mother's Day program. ' The Jr. choir, under their lealership of Mrs. M . (?. Williams-did some splendid singing. If they keep on singing as they did look, out Senior choir. Mrs. Fannie Johnsoh spent Mother's day at her \ ? home, Helena S. C. E^lna ^Johnson, reporter ebenezer a. m. e. church Rev. E. 1'. .Mack, Castor Sunday -school opened in due form by' Stipf. E. Jr Erpc worth; a .splendid" crowd attended. The les- | i son was wonderfully discussed by the members of the Sunday school. After S. S. morning service was I . had.' 'Rev. Mack preached a soul J stirring sermoiff" hi* sermon was enjoyed by all that heard him. Sun dav night, Rev. Mack, preached' an* | other soul stirring sermon^j^A 1 \ vice also. Ushers Hoard met at.j the home of Miss Viola .Capers on I Sepers St. We all had a wonderful evening. ~ J BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. I. Gore, Pastor Conway, S. C.?"blessed with beautiful weather Sunday and chutch goeis took auviii'iu.:. same. " ~^>trr prrstor?preached?two -wonderful sermons at the morning and evening services, respectively and the Spiritual tide ran high. This being the first Sunday "The Lord's Supper; was administered io a laige crowd. One pers6n joined, during the morning service Rev. Robinson of Pamplico, $. C. preached for us fast week and we' really had a good meeting. Our Sunday school work is movimr aloiur nieelv with Mr. W K. Moore Supt. and his staff of teachers as could be seen Sunday. Our pastor left Monday for General Conference which convenes in New York City. . ? ^ ^ ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. \V. B. Rouler, Pastor Columbia, S. C.-^Services began Sunday with a yrfry line Sunday school -attendance .with Mastex. _Wil lie B.- Cheeks in charge, the Asst., Miss Lillian Harris, being a little late. After the class study of the lesson the school was interestingly reviewed by Miss Estelle Janertte. 1 i::50 a. in. morning services befcan. After the formal opening, Rev. Thomas w*ho has charge of the church during .theabsent of the pastor who Is attending the General Conference in New York City, delivered an inspiring nus. sati-vt mdiTti-d I roni Hebron I2th chapter, theme "Striped f*r the race." It was enjoyed by all who witnessed it. Miss Fannie Phelps gave a Mother's Day Silver Tea at the home of Miss Ber I 4 ~ ? a : i n . ? 111(1 UU1T1!) 1IU1II 1 JJ. III. Ulllll U U .clock, Sunday at 8 p. in. we enjoyed a wonderful Mother's Day ping ram. . Those who appeared on the program are Messrs. JB. M. Young who spared no E>j|ins in hell >nK Miss Estelle Janerette Chr. of the program committee " to make it a success. M. W. Long, Acidic Williams,?Carrie " Cherry, Annie Janerette, Mary Phelps, Della Geiger, Henrietta Washington, Estelle Cooper, Mattie Randolph, Katie Solcnyin, Wilhelmina John, Mi-s Ruth Bonier and Little. Miss Bertha Chirp, Misses Adeline Johnson presided at the piano: Miss Ellen Johnson, mistress of ceremonies. ? Stewardess Board No. 2 met May <>, 8 p. in. at the horpe^ -of Mrs. Mary Phelps on Tobacco St. wita the Pr.es., Mi's. Katie Solo-1 nron in charge.?After the busi- j ness part the hostess served a delicious repast. The Silver Moon club was entertained by Mr. Joe Dobin Mav 5. 8n. ni at tho Kn.n.. I of Mrs. Woodson, 321) Henderson St. With Miss Kstelle Janerette presiding. After the , business part the host served puneh, cake. .andjV and peanut.' An "enjoyable evening wag spent. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. James - Johnson, 415 WKaley St. Among the visitors Sunday were Revs; Leroy Jackson and Italian), and Miss Sofa ' Davis. Come again, visitors are always welcome. OAK GROVE CIRCUIT Rev. 1). 1). Haughty, Pastor Sunday school .opened 9:30 and we had a arge attendance in school rind the lesson was reviewed by the Rev. Green. At 11:30 Rev. Haughty took his text 23rd chapter and 23rd verse St. IjUke, using for text "Oh Lord Remember Me." He preached a noble sermon, and he called foi ioitvrs. f Mother's Hay, program was grand.? We bad a grand day. At 7:30 Rev. Green, the, pastor n? Ebenezer Charge preached a tine sermon and the finance was verv good. The weather is <h-v an I the fanners still can't finish sTdttng-The-?ttthaeco. out.?Some, place .they have a good- stand of cotton and coi nT We hope to have some rain soon so the crop will come ,up. . Revs. Daitghty and Green were the dinner guests of Mrs. E. M. I [ill Sunday. MILLER CHAPEL A. H- K- CHURCH Rev. (L II. White, Pastor Suiulay school opened at 10:30 a. m?Lwith-Supt. E. F. Flovd presiding. The lesson was reviewed by Rev. J. R. A. Nellum. In the absence of our pastor Rev. J. B. Davis conducted the morning devotions," after which he introduced and presented to the church Rev. J. R. A. Nellum, who in turn preached to us a very impressive sermon. His text was lound Isaiah 40th chapter, the 15 verse. Can a mother forget her Surfing child? Subject "A Mother's Love." Sunday p. m. at 4 o'clock^ the Deaconess Board sponsored a Mother's Day program. The music VVtK vpnrlpvpd Kv Tnninr choir. Among the speakers was .Mis'. Fannie McCuller (white of the Central Methodist church who gave us a beautiful talk of Mother. She also brought with her a group of young people who sang a selection. The oth.-r speakers were M-r*, Gallman and Rev. J. R. A.? Nellum. The program, WAS enjoyed by all who witnessed it. The League services opened at 7:00 p. m. with the President, M iss L. M. Harris presiding and a large group of^TJfoting people. The League discussions were very interesting. . The serving minister came before us again at 8:00 p. m. with another soul stirring sermonHis text was taken from- Acts 12:3,4,5. Subject^ The Power and Effect of Prayer, KING CHAPEL t A. M. M. CHURCHj ~ Sunday school opened?on?time, , with Supt. H. V. Thompson anil ) teachers. The lesson was tanK^t , and discussed with the various f-elasses. - ATtei wards a splvnuitl lc.-_ _ i view by Itev. li. H. Keese;' everyone seemed to have gotten soniei thing: from the lesson. I At 11:45 Rev. 0. 1). Young: asI cended the rostrum. He brought j to us a burning messatre... lib used for a text the 12lld verse ofHhe zzna cnapter 01 iviaunew.; no preached a soul stirring seimon; of whielf we ahvay> enjoy. . Mr. H. V. Thompson^Mr; Joseph and W. Q. Thompson, and sisters motored to Orangebuig to l'une*alize their brother, Mr. Samuel'1 Thompson. 1 The entire family 1 have our deepes t sympathy. Mr. I Harold lUppns, MrrAVilUlllll GUIIU Miss Janie J. Jackson and Miss ! i Gladis Peppers were the"1.!ftt*inof>nr guests of Miss Clara E. Vance on Sunday. Miss Annie Mae Thompson was the afternoon guest Gf Miss Conytrs Polite on Sunday. Mrs. R. (1. Reese and sister. Mrs. ' Pauline Williams of Seneca left for NTT. to spend several WTPKS ^ with relatives add friends. ' V I A. M. K. ZION nilKdl Rock Hill, S. C.?Tl,e While"] Rose club met on Friday afternoon j at 5 o'clock, with Miss Margaree Simpson on Pond St. Alter - the 1 transaction of business, an inter- 1 esting program was . rendered. i Paper?Miss Ola Mae .Marshall, ttiirh Pi-iiwi.d.w | Solo?Alis* Rosa Laton Moblcy. j Paper?Miss Willie Mae .Marshall?"Bright and Dark .Bay." j The membefs of the club were pleased to have Miss Hannah Belle. . Hopkins as a visitor Avho made ' some very inspiring, remarks. _'j The. hostess, served dcluious sandwiches and punch.r The. next j meeting will he the tirst Friday in ] June. b .* j .Miss 1 {o s'a' 1.\>hieySee! ' ll" i ? ? _ij ST. PETER A. M. K. CTH lU ll ~ L_ . ' i Rev. R. \V. Ransom, Pastor 1 i Mohtieello?Last Sunday^was an < ideal?day?frrr?church?goers.?The- i Sunday school was called to o:..? r I at the usual hour, with the Supt. 1 and a full Torce of teachers?ana. ; scholars present. The chorister 1 opened up with a force o. sweet 1 songs. Lesson was reviewed by : the supervisor. At the morning i .service we were celebrating a day wo hnv <> ?i>f -umi't *m nirp Mi I In m'? day. The- pastor was buck la t ore ! as with another burning message. . He used as a subject "A True Mother." etc. If made the hearts of I many burn as he spoke to us by < the way, and a 'great, great many i mothers were their and they were getting haulted over the course. 1 -Many children were sa:l l'roni the loss of their motheis to celebrate 1 -*his- day- in wearing' their white rose and--those v. ho were Wearing 1 their red roses were lejoieiag and I pleasant. There were a large group of people from~fm?ami near ! with us, and all were received in : with great?hospitality anil J 'Every plan was carried out. Our 1 club was. organized on Sunday at- ! tea noon. < . What a grand club! We- ' have at St. Peter church,' The ' President, .Miss Louise Crumpton; ' Vice President, .Miss C'orriv < rump ' ton; Sec., Mrs. Mattie Lou t'ru.nb- ? lin;' Asst. Sec., Miss Mary L ai Mai tin; Trcas., .\Jis> Mamie IVr ' er. The C'lUh will meet May lb, 1 lb.'50 at S:.'50 p. m. at the honu* of \ Miss Louise Crumpton who are planning to give the club members a horpitality time on Friday nitc. f, very thing will be delicious. '< ? m B1ITHKL A. M. i:. ( 111 111 11 ?T I Rev? B. S. Taylor, I'aslor J Dillon, S. C.--We. can truthful^ 1 acknowledge that the Sunday 1 " behbbT isTfu most mrportant?-j partnient in the church, for it is I there that the young minds are | trained for the future of God's i Church. Although the home should ] be te first step and the Sunday Scool second in training a chil,j to be**a. Chi istian. We are proud to report thaTuur' Sunday 'Srtnrnl was largely represented on last Sun'day. The lesson was one that _| caused much discussion and many good points were brought to light. J At the hour of worship many j members" and visiting friend I were already in their respective! seats. After the regular prlimi- j naries the pastor selected as his I text Gen. 28:12. In his selection < of that magnanimous sermon the ] hearts of all true worshipers were < touched. Responding to the call for joiners five young people came ; forward ami united * with the < church; Climaxing the morning '< worship was the partaking of the j Holy Communion. < At J} p. m. the members of St. j rStevens M. K. Church assembled < and a very appreciative congregation heard our pastor speak | from St. Luke 24:29. This ser mon was very practical and en- ( joyed by all present. At 7:30 j. m. a very nice audi- j enee was present and enjoyed an- ( other clear, forceful ami thought- ; ful sermon selected 4MAn tttrv.1 0:17. I We are very soriy to hoar of the illness of a number of our faithful members. We are praying for their recovery. At 3*30 p. m. the Baccalaureati i ; sermon of the Dillon Junior High ( School will be preached at Bethel A/ M. E., Church. Everybody is invited to come, j Friends don't forget to share your buying with the new P. 1> and Carry Grocery Store. Competent clerKs wrH?wekou;.. you. " T ^ . . f THE PALMETTO LEADER . FT. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH v Rev. R. A. Young, Pastor church people. Sunday school began at the usual hour with the assistant Supt., Mrs. Ollio 1 Le 1K? 1 and her qo-workers at their post <>1 duty, fter a very tine discussforT of the lesson the .pastor gave u most instructive review. 11:30 Morning worship began, the pastor selected his text from St. John 10:2,7. The" Lord's Supper was administered. We Were delighted to have Rev. T. A. Ring ei to worship with us also Mr. and Mrs. Willie Garmany, Mr. David Hall and other visiting friends. We are planning a pew rally the fourth' Sunday in May. We are expecting Rev. Ross Reid and hi.congregation to be with as. Miss Viiginia Fulk of Cincinnati Gliiu. is Inillll' VlKltlllli hei grand parents, Mr. and Mrs." Charlie Sober. Sick list: Mrs. L. R. Johnson Mrs. Julia l.yles, Mill. Mahala Johnson. We hope for them a speedy recovery. Si. Mark A. Mf Itfp-church, Rev. J. S. Martin, pastor We had a real red letter day at St. Mark last-Sundayg-t..Rev. Martin preach,d a soul stirring sermon Sunday morning' which was enjoyed by all. Sunday ^evening we had a fine Mother's Day ptogram followed by a heart felt sermon -by our local preacher. Rev. T. P. Curry. We rlways enjoy hearing him. We were delighted to have Kli/.a Llood folk with us who furnished the most delightful music. Visiting friends are always we Iconic. KIIX. K BRANCH ? HAIMIS1 ( III IX II Rev. A. I). Bailey, Pastor \\\ K>McBunette was born Apr. 1, PUT. lie joined the church <>1110 nine years later, and ki pt.'the faith to the end. . >"' Doling his last illness, lie ^ulcered greatly, but stood up undei it like a true child of God." Spendnjr much time singing and |iayTrjr": ctitrstantlyin -^-sTis C'hiist. A few days before passing, lie calico iiis father to'his bedside and said *'1 he l.ord is Here, and I ha\o miih ing to worry al/out, for 1 am on my dying bed." He asked his brpthL?r to*sing, "I am on my way to Jannan Land," one of his favorite hymns was "On Joiidoh storm.y bank, I stand," He died in Aiken msptal Monday afternoon. April 27 in full triumpli of faith. He eaves to -moui;n his loss a father, mother, James McBuriiette,,. five, dsters, a host of friends and relaives. His body was funeralized at the tbowd named- church, my Rev. M, M, I\acc from Columbia, S. on April .'10. A quartet was. rendered by thi Brooks brothers. Miss Georgia T. "handler spoke of him as a friend 11 the commuitv. Miss Jessie T. Thonias spoke ol liih as a choir member; Miss l.ona U iliiams as a Sunday school seho ar. t Flowers was |*iv.en_hy the Ridge Branch Ushers Board. Ham|)ton Hi school senior class, Leesville. Mrs. I? Hallo way, from^N. Y. ( Mr.- and Mrs. J aiues- .Mi B uiheit, _ J r. . tnd son from Philadelphia, Pa. and R B M Bnni'lt I'iiiiM. h. .1)11. In |ia\_ . he last resjfect of their brother. Mr. McBurnett and family wish to hank the people iiv the communiy for their kindness shown doing the illness and "death of his son and >ur brother. A day after the fun;ral we received a good recconinendation from the Kbenezer Bapist church in Flushing, N. Y. of vliieh he was a watch care mem>er. A card of sympathy from Miss Celestine Williams, Bettis \cademy. Miss Cko and M. Perry r\lien university, Columbia, S. C. tnd a telegram of sympathy from Mr. llenry Kencher, Flushing, N. Y. ?Dear brother, we rhall titter for- . Lfet the d;|y you left us, it seems is when you went- away the sun dime left our halts; a happy home A-e "once rejoice .in, but death has left a vacent place where no one an till, no pen can write, no tongue can tell how we miss our In other. Sleep on brother un i> life dark days are over; some happy days we will meet you and par*, nig shall be no. more. Father, James McBunette; sisters. Urtha Hallowav. Martha S Xa+tiM. M-attic I?Boyd Qla Mae McBunette, Eliza Me Bunette, brothers, K. B. McBunette, W, T. W. 1)., and \V. S. McBunette, . ALLEN TK.MPLK A. M, E. ?CftGRCH Bev. K. I. Lemon, Pastor Greenville, S. ( .?The second piarterly conference of Allen Temple A. M. E. church was held Mon lay nrght, April 27. l'.kpi, at 8 o'. lock. In the absence of our Presiding Elder, Dr. J. S. Benn who kv;o4-sick, our pastor, Kev. Lenion, conducted the confcunce. This ivas unc ut the finest quarterly L-onference that we have had. Both the spirilugtjLaixil business sides were tarried out in a fine way. s Sunday was a beautiful day, and many eager Sunday school; scholars found their way to Sunday school long before the opening hour, 9:45 a.m. to make sure of getting a "gold star" to their names for being on tinrev Aftei1 the study of ti e lesson, we had a fine review. The pastor has several new plans in view that he will carry out in the near future. Morning service began at 11:15 a. m. This being the first Sunday the Stewardesses hfad the pulpn and altar in order as usual, which added to the sacredness of the day. The pastor was at his bes fflnd preached a strong spiritual sermon in keeping with the Lord's Supper. He used as a subject, "An Invitation to Christ." Luke 14:24. We had one to join, Miss Annie L. Young.?She was made wpll-om.. m all ' i teMMANUEL A. M. K. CHURCH > Rev. J. E. Thomas, Pastor j?U<!t Sunday, "Mother's?Tftry" was indeed a beautiful day. Eve- l'l | ry where one could observe the 1 display t>( the white and red ros- P Lea. These roses are tljp .emblem of. ^ the dear mother who had depart- ?'l ed this life or for the one who is | still bearing the changes of life. t< We were very happy to have P with us uji last Sunday one of the J' pioneers of Africah Methodism in the person of Rev. J. S. Morant. i< Our own Rev. Jacob White. r?as- 1 tor in charge conducted the devot- vi ionals assisted by Rev. W. H. cl Washington an<l Rev. Henry Jain, tl es also sons of Knunanuel. Im- ft mediately after the preliminaries Rev. White presented the speaker, rt Rev. Morant selected his text from the niin.tionl'Vrchnpter of St. John, twenty-sixth jmd twenty f* seventh versus: When Jesus there-*", h fore saw his mother, and "his* dis-* > ' . iple standing by, whom he loved, he saith unto his moth, "Woman, M hehold thy son" etc. From this " text an impressive mother's day " sermon was developed. Rev. Mo- 11 rant Spoke from these three, points 1 tiis., a mother's influence is be- 1 "Tontt "esTinvaTt1; second,?a -mot+rer-'-s?'J ipportunity is priceless; third, a mother's need of Christ is urgent. .Phis was a wonderful sermon and .he entire congregation listened !.f ur.,1 : i .u 1 mvvviivm ? ry i" i liiu ? ' . ll> of the speaker gradualy. There wxii'* ifopr accessions?-Sarah Smith,'Thomas'Johnson, Mary J. l'( Johnson and Frank Nelson. With B. Smith tlie as- '*! sistant superintendent at the head, V l Sunday school was called in at the J,*: m:?unl hi'.?A very tine attendance was seen and the lesson was vig. ' orously discussed. The", subject, , 'K.fectual Prayer". St. Lukc 18:114 was indeed interestingr (Jur A. C. K. Lea^Ue is still moving on. We want more ^ our young pen- , , pie to come but and spend their 11 spare moments with us. ?? p Rev. Morant, at the evening service spoke from the subject, "The importance of prevailinc prayer-': We were the recipients of two very fine sermons delivered by the (j, sneaker. The scripture lesson dur- [ ing tne morning '"worship was a n, portion of the chapter named af- ^ ter which we read the twenty-first . Psalm responsively. . The evening ^ lesson, a part of the seventeenth jv chapter of St. John. ~ The secretary, Mr. Alonza Fef- ' guson read a letter from the pas- L tor which came to the members and friends of Kman.uel.' ... A group of boys and -girls from U( Jenkins Orphanage under the lea- j,, dei ship of Rev. Daniels worship. d at the morning service. They e: also rendered two solccth>ns.? . _ ? -ihs. M. B. Sutter, the wife of the late bisho.p M. B. Salter, was f: one of those who is attending the ;n great convocation in New York aj City' ?_ ti AIT. MOlMAtt XKWS ^ Rev. I.. R. Best. Pastor jj At-12 o'clock the pastor took his u stand for preaching. He preach- et d a special sermon to all the moth. k? its mat was present. This was Vi our regular communion and rally m day. The totalamount collection j7< sum .i-v. \\*i. wioir..ii.i>i pi-^t, jj, to have all of visiting tie aeons"" from the many different churches. ,s< At the conclusion of our service tt wt? were very triad to have a solo a from Miss Fannie Mae Little. The bj many friends of Miss S. Kuck- K er will be very glad to know slu \\ is visiting: her mother and sisters. She was also the dinner guests of e3 Miss Hirdie Lee Little. On Sun day night, we had very wonderful ? Mother's Day program was ren- y deled by the young ladies and Wo. er men Missionary and it was enjoy- m ed by all who was present. And a w prize was given to the oldest vj mother that was present, and we weiy very proud to know that ,,j Mis. , Lula Sheard was the oldest In mother.- Mr. and Mrs. Helton and Mrs. Ella Smith were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. \V. Sl Heaty on Sunday. A ?-The A. C. E. -League?met at?rr -^f1 o'clock with a full alteiuiance. 'In. u League is making, rapid progress under its Fiesident, Miss F. L. Lyk es. n< Evening service began at 8 o'- '' dock. The pastor came before us J again anu dPtiveied a strong spn-| itual-uernum using -for hht subject I a' "Varying Conceptions of the i 01 Cross." Mis Text was found I Cor. ?I 1:18. The Holy Communion was given to those who did not com- Kb niune in the morning. The "Few uany iov the Stewards was a I te prand success. Is' Our pastor left for the General I ^ Coivferenee-m--New- York City full 11,1 of smiles. The officers of the a' church an(| the Boosters club pave him a liberal "purse." The Sunday school pave him a pift. All the members and friends are wishing him a pleasant aud enjoyable trip. hi Mrs. 11. E. White, the wife of W1 Rev. G. H. White of Newberry is Ihi spending sAmwtinnj with her moth- jo er until her husband Rev. White pi returns from the Gcmral confer-1 ence. ' Her many friends are tnak- of inp her stay a pleasant one. in |?g & * IKW ThlMTY HAP I . C HI HCH i Rev. lis K. Stewart. Pastor t --Wclj'o-i*).";*. ' Sunday wus -aw--t huu), a jjM'at day at 'our church, a he Sunday sch dl was called t romptly at 10:.'5U'' o'clock-. All I achers were present and took J targe oMftw-'-classcs. The les- i )n was reviewed by the" the pas* ^ ?r. At the morning?Kwvit'i'> the? astor preached from the text St. f L?hn 2'f2. Prom which he kuvc a ?' eautiful description of the rvlat- < ' in between mother atTd son. At ^ o'clock the Ct unty Sinitint? Con- t i-i.tion convened with several toir representing. At 7 o'clock tree persons were baptised and ^ dlowshipped into the church. The ' . Y. P. U. us usual under the di- p etion of Mrs, Inez Smith is still h oinu forward. The pastor's text e n tin- i' tcninp M'l t U'l1 (( U- rmTeTT ~~ out John 11?:27, Sub. "the (.'are v ""Mother.^"OoHcct r ng-f nr thetiav. c jwwh , ? o Miss Helen \\ ittito of Oceln, h la. 0 companies! by Miss Chwstirv ^ 'right of Seneca were the picasit visitors cf Miss Kss.ie McMil- f an and people. Mis:;. Wintro is h dative to the .McMillians. Both isitois" are* students- at Seneca a college.?.? 1-4 M l'. 1'isr: \ ii * m ? ' ,r? i III Id II | Rev. W. ('. C'ra? . I'a?t?r Mother's Day was cclcbraud jnng tHv irnVnung svnFTvvfs at Mt. isgah. Rev. II. J: Davis deliver I a wry inspiring short s.nuon. fter which?wo untoed int ?rrttr- -J ogram. The program was defied into three parts. lynch 'rep-, isenting and paying tribute to Mother." represented ' bv Mrs. _ ardena Hvogdnn.Recitation iss Triphena Lewis, solo by Air.- ' J. Slater, Unvealjng - Miss.Hdl- { e Hampton, A Resume--M/s- L. ; . Crawford. " The program was enjoved ? bv I 1 * HKNKZKR A. M. K. ( Ht RCH Rev.-,I. < .la'nn-S I'awliir L n Last Sunday' was a beautiful d iy, for church gores'. It also being U1 first Sunday in the 'month, a ammoth crowd worshipped at r benezer. The services'were ex? llent all day. The niornimr M vico at 11 o'clock was attended y?a very laine-audience. Many isitors were present. A noble .'I'nmn was delivered by the pas-, ?r.. ? * . "... ' The theme, "A Fixed Heart" as eloquently expounded in elo- 1 encqe of beauty that was sooth- ? if? to all ears and voices. At the conclusion of the sermon trht jreisons came . to join tlu ord's side, that they too in.i^ht aye ..their hearts fixed. .. For. a xed heart is the*, first, essentia, i a Christian's life, We should ways?keep?out?hearts fixed?so mt when our summons, come to in that- i numerable caravan q hich moves to .that mystcrnlur' ?alnv above, we should not no. m ke quarry slaves at ninht scpuinfed-tee-his-duiineon but suss tain? ?1 1 and soothed. But we should .*ep our'hearts so fixed that we >uld face death by an "unfaltern trust like one wraps the dra- ( lies of "his" tiouch about him aha ?s down to pieaaanL theaius. S We had a splendid Sunday . hool with' many visitors prosit. The lesson was excellent and beautiful review was conducted * t the stlperinteiulent. Mr. .1. S.inloch. Our attendance was 2db. hen jn doubt as white to no on unday evenings. come to Rhenr :er Sunday School. The consecration service?at 5:00 clock was indeed a great success, he spirit of the Lord was pres-. it. Every first Sunday in each onth at f ;00 o'clock this service j ill be held to which you ,are inted. At 7:.'!0 o'clock the last service the day and al-?u?the? 2 on to be delivered by the pastoi ^ nee he is leaving for General ~ [inference. He delivered a noble irnion which will linger long in 1 le hearts and minds of the hear/ r. general conference and we all ish him a veiy pleasant stay in le great Metroplis. services will >t be dsicoritinueu at EbonezCr I. r we have quite a number of ders and local preachers eligible > officiate in any church. We o so note that quite a number of 7r clfiiicH'~m tfTITtrrrS have -had the iportuntty of visiting the great ? etroplis and especially at this eat affair. Mrs. J. L. (lilliaid and daugh-]' I r. little Nevada,' is visiting her i 1 sters in the city of New York, j ( e hope that she will attend the; niftwoiU'O and hav a very pleas-'? it stay while in the city. JOHNSTON NEWS Hethel ('. M. K. Church 0 Says the pastor; Sunday was a gh day. Mother's fray program ! is rendered at H:lo p, m.;-every dy went away tilled with great y. The boys and girls showed * :eat interest in the service. Mrs. C. O. Mcintosh, a teacher , Edgefield Training school was charge of the program and the j ?lin? the sacred ? >ns to our^ofnpe- WmTJ ndefstandinfc, dip- IPjKM 8 Service insures fjLljTJl j 1 e t e compliance l|w3&J II the inviolable and desires of the IBgX HBHBlHHHHHi 1 \. Page 5 jrogram will be long remembered. Some out standing reading ame from Mrs. C. P. Po])e and >ther?talents of the church.?Also loipe reading came, from tha eachers of, our school, Miss K. L. {amt'y, Miss S. O. Simpkin and diss N. J. Gary their reading w<ere nsgiring,? touching upon the ' learts of their hearers. tuth 1:17, Subject "A -Mother's ?ve." A large crowd was preslt. Moses is alive and she is on he job. Mother's Day program was giv Hi there, one. among the best s ni know off. The church were lied with people. There were efple from Augusta* (Ja. and CoinvLua was rendered that will nevr be for pott' n. ropuiar Branch Baptist church /as with i;?%there, and their Jr. hoir boy'sUnd girls front l l years Id down to M years ohf made s<>pve???- f the best music 1 have ever eard, Mr. Butler, the undertake 1 rom Saluda. S. C. spoke to us and is address was enjoyed by all. Ghureh school at 9:110 o'clock . m. Breaching each forth Sun. ay -at - 1-1 : .'10 - o-'cloek a.~-nw?Rev- ? . M. Blassmgame, pastor.' ' PIU^FPisSIOKAL CARDS SURGEON Office: l.'Jli.'J'v Assembly Street PllUMB sacg Residence: 913 Hampton Ave. '-'Vr * >' Phone 8740 *EV. J. H. JOHNSON Office: 2029 Marion Street NOTARY PUBLIC )ea'ler in Real?Estate, perform* riarriage ceremonies, writes, will's eeds, mortgages, claims, etc. Call to See Him )ffice Phone 8407 Res. 67 |J N. J. FREDERICK ittorney-at-Law and Notary Public PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ?State and Federal 119 Washington St.. Cf)la.. S. C DR. H. H. COOPEF Special Attention Given to E>1? imumi of the Gums Ckld Grown tad Mm* Woo* _'A tjiHakj _ _ ifflce Phona 6429 R?*. 32>. 116 Washington St.. Tola S r DR.T7M. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon (dice Hours: 9 to 10 A. M.; 1 to Z> . : P. M. 6 to'S P. Ipecial Attention Given -Diseases' Of Women. Office: .... ^Residence: 125-Washington 2230 Hampton Phone 6429 Phone 7564 DR. J. G. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glas ses Fitted Accurately. Office Hours: Telephone: 1:00-to 1: P. ND?-? . Res. 4692? 6:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office 3?<>6 Office: Residence: 030 Taylor .St.?i 1417 1'ine St Office Hours: Telephone: 1 A- M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8875 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. f hannpllo . - _ ? m ^ Y0 ^ Physician and Surgeon liseases of Women and. Children A Specialty. Office: Residence: 115 Lady St. 1301 Pine St 1 Columbia, S. C.__ Office Hours: Phones: 8 to 9 A. M. Office 6033 1 to 2 P. M. Res 6798 6 to 8 P. M. Dr^ R^Br Frederick Physician Office: Residence 107 H Washington 1416 Park >ver Victory Saving Bank, Columbia, S. C. trr - hone 7811 All classes of Dental Work ur. Lt. H. tlallman DENTIST ainless Extractions, Sundays by ippointments. Days: Mondays, uesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays andSaturdays Office: 2369 H Gervais Street Columbia, S. C- ' Office Hours: Telephones: :30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Office 6033 Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST 'illing, Plates, Cfowas, " Bridges Sunday by Appointment Anesthesia a Specialty 107 % Washington St., Cola., S. C. i